We share everyday moments with our neighbors, family, coworkers, friends and fellow riders. We go to work, school, bus stops, or train stations. It's easy to overlook these routine moments, but as you’re going about your day, if you see something that doesn't seem quite right, say something. You can be our eyes and ears to report suspicious activity to the UTA Police Department. You can help protect your family, neighbors, and community.
See Something
Person tampering with cars
Person screaming, yelling or fighting
Person loitering near bus stops or train stations
Person destroying or vandalising UTA property
Person on the railroad tracks
Person stealing a bag or purse
Person with injuries
Person breaking glass
Person who is visibly agitated, such as pacing excessively or crying
Person approaching minors
Say Something
Call 9-1-1: for medical emergencies
You’re connected to a 911 dispatcher, who will send UTA and local police, fire and paramedics to the scene of the emergency.
Call 801-287-3937(EYES):for suspicious activity
You’re connected to a UTA dispatcher who will ask your 5W’s, while a transit officer is sent immediately to investigate the suspicious activity.
Text UTATIP: to 274-637(CRIMES) for suspicious activity
Your anonymous tip is sent to a UTA dispatcher for them to ask you questions via text. This could cause a delay in the officer response, so please call 287-EYES if you need immediate response.
Remember the 5 W’s
What’s happening?
Explain the details from start to finish
Vehicle Make, Model, Color, License Plate, Bumper Stickers, and direction of travel
Who’s doing it?
Person Race, Gender, Age, Height, Weight, Hair Color, Facial Hair, Clothing, Glasses, Tattoos or Scars(add direction of travel)
Where’s it taking place?
Bus Stop Address
Train Station Address
Cross Street
When did you observe it?
Time of Day
Why it’s suspicious?
Weapons Involved
Personal Harm
Be Ready
Take a moment to screenshot this information or add the text information and safety phone number into your phone. There might be that moment you witness something that’s not right, be ready to do your part to keep UTA a safe and welcome service for everyone.
